How do Shetland ponies respond to nature?

Answer 1

Shetland ponies tend to be quite mischievous and sometimes a little bit aggressive. They can be friendly , but careful when you get on ones back ! Last time i rode one i got slammed against the fence , and nearly landed in barbed wire.

Answer 2

The character of a shetland pony is strong and legandary. Though small, they are strong-minded and will not be dominated, as many young riders have found out. Some shetlands are more fiesty than others- it depends how they are brought up.

Answer 3

Description: Shetland pony is a short, stout, intelligent breed with a thick coat that originated in the ShetlandIsles off the coast of Scotland. Strong with a thick coat and robust body, the harsh conditions of the isles is responsible for its hardiness.

Answer 4

they are usually affectionate, they are rather good jumpers. they are very caring and good children's horses, I've not had the wonderful chance to own one but they are amazing like most horses :)

also they can be spirited but are great parents and 'babysitters'

Answer 5

Shetland Pony. Description: Shetland pony is a short, stout, intelligent breed with a thick coat that originated in the Shetland Isles off the coast of Scotland. Strong with a thick coat and robust body, the harsh conditions of the isles is responsible for its hardiness.

Answer 6

shetlands, like all horses, have a wide range of personalities. Although, many find these ponies as stubborn, or classify them with a "pony attitude." This means very little though, a well trained cart shetland or a piding pony doesn't always behave in that manor.

Answer 7

Shetland ponies enjoy nature. They are outdoor animals so they enjoy being in fields of grass where they can run and play. Most Shetland ponies are also trained to that people can ride them. They enjoy this if they are taken on long walks where they can enjoy the scenery.

Answer 8

Any types of ponies in general can, naturally, be very cheeky.